1 watt-hour
3.6 kJEnergy · definition
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A food kilocalorie is the energy needed to raise the temperature of one kilogram of water by one degree Celsius, used to express food energy.
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The energy of a food kilocalorie is about 1.16 times 1 watt-hour.
Energy: 3.6 kJ; definition.
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Energy: 4.184 kJ; defined energy model.
One thermochemical kilocalorie, the unit commonly written Calorie on food labels.
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Energy · definition
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Energy · defined energy model
One thermochemical kilocalorie, the unit commonly written Calorie on food labels.
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Energy is an amount; power describes the rate of energy transfer or use.
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